Cats Available to Adopt
Adopting a Cat from a Foster Home
We are asking all potential adopters to fill out an adoption consultation form PRIOR TO VISITING THE ADOPTION CENTER. Please note, there are separate forms for adopting a dog versus adopting a cat.
In an effort to keep our staff, volunteers, community, and animals safe, we are asking all potential adopters to make an appointment with us to meet our animals.
**Note: if you are want to meet multiple animals, only one appointment slot is needed**
Thanks for considering adopting your next feline friend for life! The first step is to adopting a cat is to follow this link to complete an online cat adoption consultation form. Once you have completed the form, please visit the adoption center during regular hours, to speak with an adoption counselor. When you arrive at the adoption center, please let us know you have already completed the Consultation Form online so we may access your information. (Please note, due to the volume of consultation forms received, we do not follow up with each submission, so visiting the adoption center is the next step).
Some of the cats in our care reside in foster homes, which is noted in their profile below. If you are interested in meeting and adopting a cat that is currently in foster care, please email FFLCats@AzFriends.org to determine when the cat will be available for an introduction.
The Cat's Best Interest Always Comes First
Please be aware that Friends for Life reserves the right to approve or deny any adoption based on the best interest of the cat, as determined by Friends for Life. In cases when multiple families are interested in the same cat, a home will be chosen based on the best match for the animal’s needs.